Fish "Tails"
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Submit your
photo/s and a brief description
or story for a
chance to win
a set of in-line planer boards!
One lucky winner
will be chosen by random draw every month!
All entries will be posted on our site and on our
Facebook page. By emailing
us your entry, you are agreeing to have your photo, story and name
listed on our site. To submit a photo
and story, please click "drop us a line"
or email us at churchtackleco@wildblue.net .
Make sure to include your Name, Address, phone #, and email address
so we can contact you if you win! Your contact information will not be
shared and you won't be contacted unless you win. Photos must be
submitted by midnight on the last day of the month, or they will be
entered into next months drawing. Winners will be notified by the
5th of the month. Good Luck and Happy Fishing!
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Customer Fish Photos, Stories, &
Advice
May 2010
Fish Tail Winner... Casey Gibson of Dowagiac Michigan!
This is my 1st year of running copper so it is
new to me and my partner. The day before on 5-2-10 we go out and
try our new copper, we let all of our copper out and clip our
boards on, which was a different brand than Church’s. We try to
let out our copper and it just runs behind the boat, so I call one
of my buddies to ask what I am doing wrong, he proceeds to tell me
that I have the wrong brand of boards. I couldn't believe it
would make that much of a difference, but I take his word for it.
I get out of work early on 5-3-10, my partner Dr. Carlton Lyons
meets me at the launch, I told him I have to run over to Tackle
Haven and pick up some new boards. So we run over there and pick
up a pair of the TX-22’s. We get on the water and Doc is
assembling the boards as we head down the river. We make it out to
165 fow on a 300 heading and start setting poles. I couldn’t wait
to run these new TX-22 boards, so I let all the copper out like
the day before, clip the board on, the board takes of to the side
like it isn’t pulling anything, amazing!! I was truly scared of
loosing a board fishing for salmon, because I know the "other
brand" I had used would pop off all the time fishing for
Walleyes. The connection point on the TX-22 is flawless, there is
no way they can come off. So Doc reeled in the 1st screamer which
was close to 18 lbs, which came on a Dreamweaver sos spoon. The
next fish was mine, and it was very close to being the same as
Docs, except his was close to being a ½ lb bigger than mine. So I
told him that we should take a picture of both fish so people
didn’t think we were taking a picture of the same fish!! LOL. We
ended our day 2pm-8pm catching 6 Coho’s and 4 Kings in 135 -165
fow just south of the piers in St.Joe. Thanks for making such a
awesome product.
April 2010 Fish Tail
Winner.... Bert Herriman of Alpena Michigan!
2 weeks ago; April 17th me and a couple
buddies went out in the cold to try and catch few Atlantic
Salmon, we ran mono behind Church Walleye Boards and stickbaits,
inside boards are three colors of leadcore with spoons attached.
Well after a few hrs of unsuccessful Atlantic Salmon fishing we
decided to down size and try closer to shore. So we snuck up
into 12 ft water downsized our tackle to 6 lb test, mini church
boards (TX-6) , and small blue and silver thundersticks. About
20 mins into troll I hooked this monster Lake Trout and
successfully, as you can see, landed him. After a few pics and
huge smiles, we let him swim and reloaded our arsenal, was
shortly after we caught one just a bit smaller.
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Fish Photo's sent in by
Customers and Pro's using Church Tackle Products.... |
June 2010: Ed
Clements of www.maxsportfish.com and Ryan Sagady WON the
Michigan Walleye Tour event this
past weekend out of Linwood, MI.
Here is what they
told us: We ended up fishing in the Saginaw River mostly
jigged and livebait rigged. We did do a little bit of trolling
using walleye boards and K-1 inline weights. We weighed 18.42 lbs
on day 1 to lead; and weighed 15.83 on day 2 to win. Thank you for
all of your support. Here is a photo of us with our plaques and
our winning fish on stage day 2.
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May 2010: Bob Stevens
sent in this picture of a: 35 lb King
caught aboard the Sunrise II, fishing out of Wilson NY on May 17th
2010. It was caught using a Church
Tackle white Revelator Flasher
with a Stevens live A-TOM-MIK fly, it came on a rigger set at 85
feet, with a 10' lead.
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April 2010:
Ed Clements and Ryan Sagady placed
2nd among 45 teams in the Michigan Walleye Tour qualifier event on
Saginaw River and Saginaw Bay! They
brought in 10 fish over the two-day
event with a combined weight of 35.71 pounds. Congratulations and
thank you for using Church Tackle products!
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April 2010: Here
are a couple pics from Sunday with my 6 yr old son Colton and his
largest walleye to date caught all alone. 29" 9.6 lbs. (sent in by
Greg Yarbrough) (they were trolling with the TX-22)
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Feb. 2010: 14lb Walleye caught on St Joseph river by
Coho Bob Lausman using the
TX-6
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